6.4.Which one of the following equations is dimensionally homogenous? Show yourproof.a.F = mab.F=mF(t, -1)= m(V-)d.F.(V-V)F = me.(1,-4)whereF-force (N)mmass (kg)a acceleration (m's)V velocity (m's)R-radius (m)lime (s)

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6.4. Which one of the following equations is dimensionally homogenous? Show your proof. a. F = ma b. F=m F(t, -1)= m(V-) d. F. (V-V) F = m e. (1,-4) where F-force (N) mmass (kg) a acceleration (m's) V velocity (m's) R-radius (m) lime (s)